Podcasts about neither one

Whether you're moving from face to face coaching to online, adding it as a scalable option, or adding in face to face to your online service. How much to put into something and not let go of the current business? It's all about having clear objective from the business in my opinion, and we break it down here in this episode. Any tips for overcoming perfectionism and getting shit done? Could you break down a weekly content plan overview for me. I need to get back to having more structure with this as I am a random poster unless I have a lead magnet or launch to focus on. I post 7 days per week, what would you do MON / TUE / WED /THU / FRI /SAT /SUN ? how would you theme/ structure a week of posting ? Biggest regrets in your own PT Business, before starting the mentorship? Serious case of imposter syndrome at the moment and comparing myself to others on social - everyone seems to be smashing it. Shall I unfollow everyone in the PT and coaching space to help me? I probably need to watch your session with Dan don't I? How would you balance your time between in person and online coaching to make sure neither are neglected? If no one ever answers my Q&A boxes on Instagram how do I come up with live topics for my IG audience. What are the questions you would ask yourself to know if your why is truly your why, or whether you're just bullshitting yourself?

What's on Craigslist? 11-20-2023 … She picks up her dog's poop with her bare hands …Missed Connections: Neither one of us are getting any, so why don't we hook up?

Dr Boyce Watkins analyzes Disney and Netflix stock to determine if they are good buys or not. There is also a breakdown of the investor's mentality and what it takes to be successful as a stock market investor.

There are pros and cons for each side of the simplistic political account but in the end, both fall short of advancing societies.

#Gladys Knight and the pips neither one of us # one of the greatest vocal groups ever # soulful and deep# harmony# classic song and vocals # respect --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mr-maxxx/support

Neither one is easy

A fatal Upper Hutt crash caused by two motorists not merging into a lane has been labelled entirely preventable  Open Justice reports David Armstrong was killed in 2020 when he and another driver, Lucilla Linda Brunt, failed to merge.  The collision seriously injured two others. Crash investigator Hamish Piercy told Andrew Dickens the crash didn't have to happen. “Neither one backed down and the outcome was tragic, whether one was in the right or the wrong, both of them had the choice to prevent it.” LISTEN ABOVE 

We conclude our Summer of Soul series with Mavis Staples and Gladys Knight, two performers featured in Questlove's documentary about the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival. As a teenager, Mavis Staples performed with her family in the Staple Singers, led by her father, "Pops" Staples. By the late '50s, the Staple Singers was one of the most popular gospel groups in the country. In the early '70s, they crossed over to the top of the pop charts.Gladys Knight's Motown hits with the Pips included "I heard it Through the Grapevine," "Neither One of Us," and "The End of Our Road." She had one of her biggest hits after leaving Motown: "Midnight Train to Georgia."

We conclude our Summer of Soul series with Mavis Staples and Gladys Knight, two performers featured in Questlove's documentary about the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival. As a teenager, Mavis Staples performed with her family in the Staple Singers, led by her father, "Pops" Staples. By the late '50s, the Staple Singers was one of the most popular gospel groups in the country. In the early '70s, they crossed over to the top of the pop charts.Gladys Knight's Motown hits with the Pips included "I heard it Through the Grapevine," "Neither One of Us," and "The End of Our Road." She had one of her biggest hits after leaving Motown: "Midnight Train to Georgia."

Biden, Trump and most others are not calling for anything resembling unity. They are simply choosing up sides.

How do you navigate so many different opinions? Politics. Pandemic. Racial (in)equality...? In this episode I unpack what I am learning...First, let's get your self-awareness going by answering a few questions. This is designed to get you to become aware of what you believe to be true. Be candid with yourself and say out loud the first response that comes to mind:Was God on the side of the Israelites or the Canaanites when they entered the Promised land?Was God on the side of the Jews or the Romans in Jesus day?Was God on the side of the Germans or the Allies during WWII?Was God on the side of the Democrats or the Republicans last election... or this election?Is God on your side or your 'evil' competitors side in business or life?Correct answer...Neither.What?????!!!!!Don't freak out yet... read on.The Kingdom of God is above all.He is God. His Kingdom is not of this world. He has no rival or equal. He doesn't vote. The real question is WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON? Whose character and nature and ways are you representing? Keep the main thing the main thing... and still pray, vote and play to win!Check out the story in Joshua 5 where the Israelites are rolling up to conquer their promised land. Their commander, Joshua, is scoping out the first enemy city - Jericho - and happens across a warrior he doesn't recognize."WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON?!" challenges Joshua to the unknown warrior. The context for this question is that God had sent the Israelites. God had told them to wipe out Jericho. God had provided. God had said He would go with them...So, surely God is on their side and this warrior was on their side or the enemy???The warrior responded, "NEITHER ONE. I am the commander of the Lord's army."Joshua immediately fell on his face and said "I am at your command, what do you want your servant to do?" Joshua 5:14 NLTWhat's the point? 1. God doesn't take our side, we take His.2. You remain on His side as long as you are following His ways, fighting His battles, obeying His commands.3. If you get proud or arrogant in the process, you will find out that, whatever 'side' you are on, you will have God resisting or opposing you (see James 4:6 and more!). Pride is what turned Lucifer from arch angel to chief of demons. Remember that!3. Rather than telling everyone God is on your side so they best shutup, you are wiser to get on your face and say to the Lord, "I am at Your command, what do you want me to do?"4. Then do that!To be clear, take a stand for what is right and just and true. Don't hold back or hide or pretend that everything will be fine if you stay neutral. Faith engages. Faith is messy. Faith speaks and acts. Just act on God's command and not your cause. 

Patreon: patreon.com/blkgirltalkspop | All social media: linktr.ee/blkgirltalkspop Disclaimer: I don't know any of these people, so I'm not speaking on anyone's behalf. Also, I don't know any of these people. I just make comments based on the words and actions of others. I don't intend to cause harm or offense, but I apologize for any words which could have communicated a lack of empathy or intentional thoughtlessness. Please respectfully let me know what i could have said better or seen in a different light. I want to keep learning so I can create opportunities for conversation and change, and I hope that you will grow with me. Corrections Corner: The game I was referring to is Sonic Mega Collection on GameCube. Patti Labelle guest starred on the Black LADY Sketch Show (I apologize for getting the name wrong). I believe that Mariah Carey shared the truth about the “meltdown” on MTV on one of her Larry King interviews, NOT her Genius interview. Corpse's voice isn't BAD per say, it's just a surprising audio experience that I did not anticipate so I'm skeptical. I'm back! With the second installment of my Verzuz series - and some enemies of progress that I didn't like, so stay tuned for that. About the Verzuz itself, it was honor seeing these living legends enjoy each other's company and share their talent and wisdom with us. Elegance, poise, class, professional, humility are just a few words to describe what they exuded when they gave us the at-home concert of the year, and I loved to see every minute of it! If this is your first time stopping by my podcast, welcome! Please like this episode and subscribe for more content, and join the conversation in the comments and let me know your thoughts on this episode and the topics discussed. This podcast is also available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Soundcloud, so subscribe to the podcast on those platforms so you can get notifications of future episodes. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, please leave a nice (five-star) rating and a kind review so the podcast's easier for others to find. Remember you are wonderfully and fearfully made, and I'll come back when I've got more to say! BYEEEE! Content referenced during this episode (view at your own discretion): Among Us AOC's Among Us Twitch stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoqNOWW35Yw Ilhan's Among Us Twitch stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJkueyhxdbY Maia (mxmtoon) gets killed by both congresswomen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77zGJeP6kF0 Black People Doing Stuff Ahjah from the Walls Group and Koryn Hawthorne talk about dating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-FEfN3zgZk The Root celebrates Aunties: https://www.theroot.com/the-caucasians-guide-to-aunties-1845028700 Black Girl Gamers Rabbit Doing Games: https://www.instagram.com/cottontailgamer/ Mika Berry: https://www.instagram.com/mikaberryxo/ Tiana Mercedes: https://www.instagram.com/tiannamercedess/?hl=en Glitchxcity (video game remixes): https://www.instagram.com/glitchxcity/ The Verzuz The Verzuz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxGIy0Lomt4 Gladys Knight, Patti Labelle, and Dionne Warkwick perform Superwoman on the Oprah show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-nEazdweRA Gladys Knight performs at Aretha Franklin's funeral: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbktY3aGOqo Gladys Knight and the Pips perform Neither One of Us on Soul Train: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_Lh4MFiw08 Patti LaBelle guest stars in the Black Lady Sketch Show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1fNTu6gzg8 Patti asking “Where are my background singers?”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z84QdJlPpHE Patti LaBelle's Right Kinda Lover M/V: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ieT8oeFMZ8

We continue our look at Soul/R&B music in the 1970's with a review of Gladys Knight and the Pips 1973 album "Neither One of Us" along with having our other regular segments.

As we near the end of our third season we figured it was time to discuss another type of ending ... one that isn’t discussed often but can be just as, if not more, painful as losing a lover … the end of a friendship. How do you know when it's time to walk away from a friendship? How do you even broach that conversation or move on afterward?

Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden has two finalists as VP and it’s Kamala Harris and Susan Rice. I’ll explain why ADOS and other Black Americans won’t support neither one of them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In the final message of our Slow Jams sermon series, Pastor used the song Neither One of Us to help us break free from soul ties.

Emptiness 54: Neither One Nor Many: Prasangika, Clear Light Mind & Imputation by Study Buddhism

February 28, 2020 Listen to the latest episode of Real Help for Real Living by Rev. Tony Marciano.

FourFront is an amazing album!!! Our Brother Zo! sits down and talks about this album, making music for Sherman's Showcase, Upcoming Listening events, and so much more!!!Playlist:Zo! - On The Four feat. Carmen RodgersZo! - Smile feat. Devin MorrisonZo! InterviewZo! Neither One of Us - feat. Madison McFerrin & PhonteSherman's Showcase - Time LoopZo! - For Moms feat. Deborah BondZo! - Bet You Wonder - feat. Madison McFerrinZo! - Love Up feat. Eric Roberson & Carmen RodgersZo! - Sweat feat. StokleyKimberly WashingtonOscar Jerome, Hemi - GraviateFull Crate, Amaal - B ThereMadison McFerrin - TryBen L'Oncle Soul - Next To YouAsh Walker, Laville - TimeEgo Ella May - Tea &SymphonyReesa Renee - Time FliesRonin Arkestra, Mark de Clive-Love, Shinpel Ruike - The Art of AltercationYakul, Ms. Maurice - GravityThe Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra - The Question of TimeLiv Warfield - Mantra

FourFront is an amazing album!!! Our Brother Zo! sits down and talks about this album, making music for Sherman's Showcase, Upcoming Listening events, and so much more!!!Playlist:Zo! - On The Four feat. Carmen RodgersZo! - Smile feat. Devin MorrisonZo! InterviewZo! Neither One of Us - feat. Madison McFerrin & PhonteSherman's Showcase - Time LoopZo! - For Moms feat. Deborah BondZo! - Bet You Wonder - feat. Madison McFerrinZo! - Love Up feat. Eric Roberson & Carmen RodgersZo! - Sweat feat. StokleyKimberly WashingtonOscar Jerome, Hemi - GraviateFull Crate, Amaal - B ThereMadison McFerrin - TryBen L'Oncle Soul - Next To YouAsh Walker, Laville - TimeEgo Ella May - Tea &SymphonyReesa Renee - Time FliesRonin Arkestra, Mark de Clive-Love, Shinpel Ruike - The Art of AltercationYakul, Ms. Maurice - GravityThe Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra - The Question of TimeLiv Warfield - Mantra

There’s never a right time to say goodbye..... but it’s necessary!!

Actor Jon Provost looks back at his days working with the world's most famous Collie, Lassie, and the impact the show has had on generations of viewers.

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Topics: Dj Kool Herc, Gladys Knight, Stevie Wonder, Pam Grier, The Mack, & George Jefferson. (Bonus Artist: Luck Pacheco)   1.    Snapshots   2.    General News   3.    Richard Nixon STILL President.   4.    Vietnam War: year 18 of 19   5.    The Paris Peace Accords, signed on January 27, 1973, effectively removed the U.S. from the conflict in Vietnam.   6.    Deaths: 168 killed. Down from 641 in 1972   7.    Nixon, on national TV, accepts responsibility, but not blame, for Watergate; (April 30).   8.    Spiro T. Agnew resigns as Vice President and then pleads no contest to charges of evasion of income taxes while Governor of Maryland (Oct. 10).   9.    Jan: Military draft ends   10.    Jan: Roe v. Wade, SCOTUS ruled that a right to privacy extended to a woman's decision to have an abortion, but with some limits.   11.    Apr: The World Trade Center   12.    Economics:   13.    Oct: OPEC embargo sets off an oil/energy crisis and starts the recession.   14.    Unemployment: 4.9% / Black unemployment: 5.7 / minimum wage: still $1.60 ($64w, $3,200y, ~$19,800 in 2018)   15.    Open Comments:   16.    Sports:   17.    Super Bowl: Miami d. Washington   18.    World Series: Oakland A's d. NY Mets (4-3)   19.    NBA Championship: New York d. LA Lakers   20.    Pop Music:   21.    Top radio singles:   22.    #1 "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree", Tony Orlando and Dawn   23.    #2 "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown", Jim Croce   24.    #3 "Killing Me Softly with His Song", Roberta Flack   25.    1973 Grammy Awards:   26.    ROY, “Killing Me Softly with His Song,” Roberta Flack   27.    SOY, “Killing Me Softly with His Song,”   28.    AOY, Innervisions, Stevie Wonder   29.    New Artist, Bette Midler   30.    Open Comments:   31.    Top Movies:   32.    #1 The Sting   33.    #2 The Exorcist   34.    #3 American Graffiti   35.    Top Television:   36.    #1 All in the Family   37.    #2 The Waltons   38.    #3 Sanford and Son   39.    Black Folks   40.    Illinois 1st state to declare MLK Day   41.    Alice Walker publishes 1st book   42.    Red Foxx NAACP Entertainer of the Year   43.    Open Comments:   44.    Social/Political Scene: The Birth of a Hip-Hop Nation   45.    Clive Campbell (@18yrs) - a.k.a. DJ Kool Herc (Hercules), founding father of hip hop.   46.    It's summer time of 1973 in the Bronx NY.   47.    In the recreation room at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue, a HISTORIC party jumps off. - And hip hop is born!   48.    Bio: Kool Herc was born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, moved to NYC as a teen and started spinning records at parties with his dad's PA system.   49.    He was deep into Reggae and he styled himself like a Jamaican “selector” (DJ) and did a lot of “toasting” (talking/chanting) over the instrumentals.   50.    But his real genius was paying attention to the crowds. He said a lot of DJ's back then would put on a record and go smoke a cigarette.   51.    He watched what got the crowd going and noticed hat it was the instrumental bridge, or drum breaks, that was hot with the dancers.   52.    His SIGNATURE move and GROUNDBREAKING contribution was to use the two turntables of a regular DJ setup, NOT to switch between songs, BUT switch back and forth between the break beats and keep the crowds moving!   53.    His homie, Coke La Rock, would get on the mic and do shout outs ("so and so is in the house!"), do call-and-response phrases (yes, yes, y'all - you don't stop, ...just throw your hands in the air), and do catchy "poems" (Hotel, motel, you don't tell, we won't   54.    tell)   55.    Herc had been working on it this new style for almost a year, but that summertime party in 73 was his breakout moment.   56.    After that, the crowds got too big for the rec room and he started throwing jams in the park. Those crowds where bigger than some at the clubs and that's where all four elements of hip hop would really come together. (Dj'ing, MC'ing, dancing, and graffiti)    57.    He got stabbed at a party just a few years later, and while he was sidelined, his 2 homies and "understudies" took over hip hop, Afrika Bambaataa and Grandmaster Flash!    58.    Hip Hop basically started by presenting a party on wax.   59.    Question: How has partying changed? (i.e., dancing, music, sex, drugs, socializing, violence, etc...)   60.    Final thoughts: Kool Herc continues be an undervalued personality. He deserves WAY more credit.   61.    Music Scene:   62.    Pop Singles   63.    #1 - Tony Orlando and Dawn, Tie A Yellow Ribbon ‘Round The Ole Oak Tree   64.    #3 - Roberta Flack, Killing Me Softly With His Song   65.    #4 - Marvin Gaye, Let’s Get It On   66.    #8 - Billy Preston, Will It Go Round In Circles   67.    #10 - Diana Ross, Touch Me In The Morning   68.    #15 - Billy Paul, Me And Mrs. Jones   69.    #17 - Dobie Gray, Drift Away   70.    #19 - Stevie Wonder, You Are The Sunshine Of My Life   71.    #21 - Isley Bros., That Lady   72.    #22 - Sylvia, Pillow Talk   73.    #26 - Stevie Wonder, Superstition   74.    #32 - O’Jays, Love Train   75.    #33 - Barry White, I’m Gonna Love You Just A Little More   76.    Vote:   77.    Jan - 360 Degrees of Billy Paul, Billy Paul   78.    Feb -Talking Book, Stevie Wonder   79.    Feb - The World Is a Ghetto, War   80.    Apr - Wattstax: The Living Word, Soundtrack / Various artists   81.    Apr - Neither One of Us, Gladys Knight & the Pips   82.    May - Masterpiece, The Temptations   83.    May - Spinners, The Spinners   84.    Jun - Birth Day, New Birth   85.    Jun - Call Me, Al Green   86.    Jun - Live at the Sahara Tahoe, Isaac Hayes   87.    Jul - I've Got So Much to Give, Barry White   88.    Jul - Back to the World, Curtis Mayfield   89.    Aug - Fresh, Sly and the Family Stone   90.    Aug - Touch Me in the Morning, Diana Ross   91.    Sep - Innervisions, Stevie Wonder   92.    Sep - Deliver the Word, War   93.    Sep - Let's Get It On, Marvin Gaye   94.    Dec - Imagination, Gladys Knight & the Pips   95.    Key Artist: Gladys Maria Knight, aka The Empress of Soul (@29): Singer, song writer, actress.   96.    Born and raised in ATL   97.    Started touring with the Pips at 16yrs old, signed with Motown at 22, and started dropping hits:   98.    "Every Beat of My Heart/I Heard It Through the Grapevine/If I Were Your Woman   99.    In 1973 she left Motown (Former Motown artists where EVERYWHERE) and blew up!   100.    They landed 4 straight #1 Soul Lps between 1973 and 1974   101.    Neither One of Us/Imagination/Claudine/I Feel a Song   102.    Gladys will tell you that Diana Ross, kicked her off a tour once because the crowds were feeling her more and that The Boss felt overshadowed.   103.    Some people called her the true successor to Aretha.   104.    Question: What was Glady's biggest hurdle: Too nice, Diana, song material, or a CRAZY personal life? (4 marriages, custody battles, legal issues with the Pips, child kidnapped, or the Mormons?   105.    Key Artist: Stevland Hardaway Morris (@23yrsold), aka Stevie Wonder: Musical Genius   106.    Born in Michigan, raised in Detroit   107.    Started getting down with Motown in 1961 at 11yrs old and rose to fame FAST!   108.    Fingertips/Uptight (everything's Alright/Sign, Sealed, Delivered/My Cherie Amour   109.    In 1971, he let his Motown contract expire, muscled his way to a bigger royalty, got more creative independence, and proceeded to change the history of pop music.   110.    His next 3 releases each won album of the year! - a first for an RnB act.   111.    Partly influenced by his Motown homie Marvin Gaye and his album "what's Going On", (and to some degree his FRIENDS the Beatles!) he consciously changed up his style.   112.    "We as a people are not interested in 'baby, baby' songs anymore," he said back then. "There's more to life than that.   113.    Innervisions (16th studio LP) was where he stopped being merely a "boy" genius.   114.    "It is the album that best celebrates his musical maturity and completes the transition from Little Stevie Wonder to the grown-up artist with an active imagination and burning social conscience. Coming just nine months after Talking Book, Innervisions is Wonder at  115.    the absolute peak of his powers, a 23-year-old man with the world at his fingertips." - BBC Review   116.    Question: Bigger impact, Stevie or James? (Writing, singing, performing, musician)   117.    Conclusion: IMHO, Stevie is the most important black artist ever.   118.    Movies   119.    Key Actor: Pamela Suzette Grier (@24yrs old); Actress, author, superstar girlfriend   120.    Born in North KakalaKa and raised as an Air Force kid   121.    The family settled in Denver and she went to East High School - Genina's alma mater   122.    She started competing in state wide beauty contests and that led to her moving to LA to pursue acting at 18   123.    In 1971, at 22, she made her movie debut in Big Doll House.   124.    She did a few more "women in cages" movies and broke out in 1973 with Coffy!   125.    "The baddest one-chick hit-squad that ever-hit town!"   126.    In 1974, she delivered her iconic performance as Foxy Brown   127.    A gun toting prostitute out for revenge   128.    This solidified her as really the first female action hero.   129.    It also, stigmatized her acting career, as she basically got limited to Blaxploitation roles   130.    However, she still received props for her acting skills in those roles.   131.    "What makes Coffy interesting is Miss Grier...she’s' beautiful, but also has a kind of physical life to her that is sometimes missing in beautiful actresses...she gets into an action role and does it right." - film critic, Roger Ebert   132.    Question: where have the female black action heroines gone?   133.    Key Movie: The Mack   134.    Question: What was that?!?!?!   135.    Television:   136.    Key Character: George Jefferson, Dry cleaning Business owner   137.    Played by Sherman Hemsley (@35): born and raised in Philly   138.    High school dropout and former Air force   139.    went to NYC and got regular work as a Broadway actor   140.    In 1971 (@33) he flashed on Broadway and caught the attention of the producer for "All in The Family" (sorta like Redd Foxx)   141.    In 1973 he debuted on the show as Archie's "opinionated, rude, bigoted, scheming neighbor.   142.    Always trying to move "to a deluxe apartment in the sky"!   143.    But, he was also a loving and hard-working family man, who was cleverer than Archie.   144.    Sherman himself was shy and very private.   145.    Never married and no kids.   146.    He said playing George Jefferson "was hard for me. But he was the character. I had to do it."   147.    Question: Was GJ a positive or negative character?   148.    Schoolhouse Rock! Animated musical educational short films.   149.    Aired from 1973 to 1985 (12 Yrs.)   150.    64 -3m episodes   151.    Topics covered: Math, grammar, American history, and science.   152.    The creator noticed one of his sons was having trouble remembering the multiplication tables, BUT the kid knew all the lyrics to the current rock songs.   153.    The goal was to educate through videos, motivate kids with music, and convince them learning is fun.   154.    Question: What are some of your favorite SHR episodes?   155.    Conclusion:  No doubt, for a generation of kids, every Saturday morning, SHR put it DOWN!   156.    Wrap Up   157.    Question: What had the biggest impact from 1973?

After establishing himself as a college football star in Mississippi, Jim Weatherly moved to Los Angeles to pursue a music career. He eventually found success as a songwriter, and is best known for penning “Midnight Train to Georgia,” a #1 pop and R&B hit for Gladys Knight and the Pips that would go on to be named one of Rolling Stone magazine’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time and earn induction into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Gladys and her Pips recorded a dozen of Weatherly’s songs, including the Top 10 hits “Neither One of Us (Wants to be the First to Say Goodbye)”  “Where Peaceful Waters Flow,” “Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me,” and “Love Finds Its Own Way.” It wasn’t uncommon for Jim to appear on both the pop and country charts simultaneously with different versions of the same song. Bob Luman scored a Top 10 country hit with “Neither One of Us (Wants to be the First to Say Goodbye)” while Ray Price hit the top of the country chart with his version of “You’re the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me.” Price would record nearly 40 Jim Weatherly songs, including the Top 5 hits “Like Old Times Again” and “Roses and Love Songs.” Thanks, in part, to Ray Price’s success, Jim was named ASCAP’s Country Songwriter of the Year in 1974. Additional hits from the Weatherly songbook include Charley Pride’s #1 single “Where Do I Put Her Memory,” Ed Bruce’s Top 5 hit “You Turn Me On (Like a Radio),” Glen Campbell’s Top 5, “A Lady Like You,” and Bryan White’s #1 single “Someone Else’s Star.” Other artists who’ve recorded Jim’s songs include Eddy Arnold, Reba McEntire, Dean Martin, Vince Gill, Etta James, Neil Diamond, Bill Anderson, Kenny Rogers, Hall & Oates, The Temptations, Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, Peter Cetera, and Angie Stone. As an artist, Jim earned a Top 10 pop hit with “Need to Be” and a Top 10 country hit with “I’ll Still Love You.” The Grammy nominee and Dove award winner was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2006 and the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2014.  

Gladys Knight - Neither One Of Us (Wants To Be The First To Say Goodbye) (Julian Marsh Remix)

More Movember Madness! The next bracket is discussed. Which fictional characters will win?

My guest this week is pioneering MC, Queen Lisa Lee. She was a member of the Cosmic Force, the Soulsonic Force, and a mainstay on countless Zulu Nation live tapes. She was also a key part of the movies Wildstyle and Beat Street. Today, she contributes to William & Mary's hip-hop library and Cornell University's hip-hop museum, as well as doing speaking engagements across the country. She tells me about learning to scratch and quick-mix at age 11, and about rocking the mic at a Zulu Nation party for the first time at age 13. We talk about what the early landscape of hip-hop was like, and how she fit into it. She talks about putting music to the side and becoming entrenched in street life, and how telling the truth about her story helped her to heal and start over. Mike Riley’s art this week is an homage to Gladys Knight and The Pips’s Neither One of Us. This episode is hosted by Splicetoday.com.

Playlist: 1. Neither One of Us - Gladys Knight & The Pips 2. Yearning For Your Love – The Gap Band 3. Portuguese Love – Teena Marie 4. Lovin You – Minnie Ripperton 5. No More Tears – Anita Baker 6. Very Special – Debra Laws 7. Forever, For Always, For Love – Luther Vandross 8. Computer Love – Zapp 9. Faded Pictures – Joe & Case 10. For The Love of You – Isley Brothers 11. Don't Ask My Neighbor – The Emotions 12. It's All About Love – Earth Wind & Fire 13. Love Ballad – LTD 14. Sparkle – Cameo

1- Airline bill of rights? You have the right to pay 2- Can I see your X-rays? 3- Arizona is Western Mississippi 4- Religion's coming to an end and boy is Jesus happy

Neither One of Us (Wants to Be the First to Say Goodbye) [Kenny Dope Mix] - Gladys Knight & The Pips Black Balloons- Syl Johnson Exotic Dance - Roy Ayers Hard Times - Curtis Mayfield Bag Lady - Erikah Badu (Do) Whatever Turns You On Pt. 1 & 2 - Prepositions Midnight - Mattew Kyle Black Mysteries - MATHIEU CLE Touch of Class (Mathew Herbert's Touch of Ass Mix) - Roy Ayers Mo' Lovin' - Brendon P Spend The Night - Groovedown

Real Support Real Radio EP. 3 Info Intro Verse: Pablo S. Cobars  Repping AZ Links: http://www.kameratarecords.com/pabloscobars/ & https://www.facebook.com/PabloS.Cobars 1: Arsenal Arsenio – Repping AZ. Tracks played in order “Colours”, “Fiendin’” & “Dismantled (Mogkra Reassembled Mix)” .  “Fiendin’” and the unreleased exclusive, "Colours", are from the upcoming drop, “Celestial [407520] ep”. Links: www.facebook.com/ArsenalArsenio,  www.soundcloud.com/arsenal_arsenio  and www.soundcloud.com/mogkra 2: Melo Malo – Repping NY. Tracks played in order “Future Flavas Ft. Tame One (Beat by DJ M-1, Cuts by DJ Young C)”, “Meet the Skwad” & “The Recipe”. Links: http://www.WHEREBOOMBAPLIVES.COM , http://www.SOUNDCLOUD.COM/MELOMALOPAULINO , http://www.YOUTUBE.COM/MELOMALOPAULINO , Twitter @MELOMALOPAULINO 3: Warpath aka Philosophy Cole – Repping MI. Tracks played in order “Murder”, “Swaggerhead” & “The Movement”. The movement & Murder are off of “Death Becomes Us”. Swaggerhead is unreleased exclusive.  Upcoming Release: Strange Holladay- Doc Strange & Doc Holladay coming Nov. 2012 Links: https://www.facebook.com/Warpath101, http://www.warpath.bandcamp.com & http://soundcloud.com/philosophy-cole 4: RediBrown – Repping PA and Beatz For Food – Repping CO.  Tracks played in order: “Taking Over”, “Smooth Lecture” & “Diamond Life”. All Beats by Beatz For Food. “Diamond Life” is unreleased single from RediBrown and Beatz For Food’s upcoming Full Length Album. Release date T.B.A. Links: RediBrown: https://www.facebook.com/redi.brown & http://soundcloud.com/redibrown         Beatz For Food : http://soundcloud.com/beatz-for-food & https://www.facebook.com/TheRealBeatzforFood 5: B 3 N B I – Repping AZ. Tracks played in order: “Bakers Dozen”, “Misty Eyed” & “Convex (Aesop Rock ‘Labor’ Remix)” . These are all Jazz Jousters releases. Jazz Jousters is a group of beatmakers who put out collective beat tape eps.  The “Convex” instrumental is going on the third Jazz Jousters release, coming in July. Links: http://millenniumjazz.bandcamp.com/album/the-chet-baker-tribute, http://millenniumjazz.bandcamp.com/album/misty-the-jazz-jousters-meets-bob-brookmeyer, http://b3nbi.bandcamp.com/ . 6: Rubixx Cube - Repping AZ. Tracks Played in order: “Filter 3” & “Southside Girls” Links: https://www.facebook.com/rubixxqube, http://www.reverbnation.com/rubixxqube & http://soundcloud.com/rubixxqube 7: Al Basics – Repping NY. Tracks played in order: “Puzzle Peace”, “Neither One” & “Finish Last Ft. P.ost S.cript” . All tracks are off his recently released album, “The Sound of Sense”. The album is entirely beat up by HanSolo. Links: http://www.kameratarecords.com/albasics/, http://www.albasics.com/ & https://www.facebook.com/albasics  Segment beats (for the whole episode): ID the Poet – Repping CA. All the beats were off his free beat tape, “Instrumentals Vol. 2: Logos”. Links:  http://idthepoet.bandcamp.com/ & https://www.facebook.com/iDthePoet

LOVE SOMETIMES PLAYS A MAJOR ROLE IN OUR LIVES. WE DESIRE IT. WE LIVE FOR IT, WE GET CONSUME IN IT. RELATIONSHIPS REFLECTS UPON ALL OF THE THOSE EMOTIONAL CHANGES THAT LOVES BRINGS. WE FALL IN LOVE WITH EVERY ATTENTION OF REMAINING TIL DEATH DUE UP PART. WE LOVE LIFE AND GROW WITH OUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER AS TIME GOES BY. WE CREATE FAMILIES, WE SHARE GOOD AND BAD TIMES TOGETHER. SLEEP IN THE SAME BED NIGHT AFTER NIGHT. WE SPEAK THE WORDS "I LOVE YOU AT LEAST 100 TIMES OF YEAR. BUT WHAT IF THINGS CHANGED AND THE PERSON YOU KNOW AND LOVE SEEM TO HAVE FEELINGS OF LEAVING THE RELATIONSHIP. OR BOTH OF YOU DECIDES THE PARTY ISN'T JUMPING ANYMORE. BUT YOU REMAIN FOR COUNTLESS REASONS. RATHER FOR YOUR KIDS, OR FEAR OF HURTING . PERHAPS THE FRIENDSHIP CONNECTION IS STILL THERE. IF THE RELATIONSHIP IS OVER. I MEAN TRULY OVER. SOMEONE HAVE TO FINALLY BE THAT PERSON TO SAY "GOODBYE"